AtlantiCare accelerates ED transformation with Oracle Health
AtlantiCare· United StatesOracle Health Foundation EHR · Oracle Health Emergency Medicine · Oracle Health Clinical AI AgentAtlantiCare, a New Jersey healthcare system, became an early adopter of Oracle Health's AI-powered clinical documentation, implementing Oracle Health Clinical AI Agent and ED LaunchPoint in its emergency department. Following implementation, physician documentation time per patient decreased 37% (from 5:36 to 3:18), 99% of physician notes used the new AI-enabled workflows by April 2026, and nursing staff reduced active EHR time by 6% per patient.
Overview
AtlantiCare, a New Jersey healthcare system, became an early adopter of Oracle Health's AI-powered clinical documentation, implementing Oracle Health Clinical AI Agent and ED LaunchPoint in its emergency department. Following implementation, physician documentation time per patient decreased 37% (from 5:36 to 3:18), 99% of physician notes used the new AI-enabled workflows by April 2026, and nursing staff reduced active EHR time by 6% per patient.
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Inspect the highlighted sourceThe challenge
AtlantiCare sought to help alleviate the administrative burden on clinicians while improving emergency department (ED) workflows.
The solution
Oracle Health collaborated with AtlantiCare's clinical leaders through a structured pre-engagement assessment of Emergency Medicine workflows and documentation practices, then optimized physician workflows and documentation while implementing Oracle Health Clinical AI Agent and ED LaunchPoint using a structured design-build-test-educate methodology.
Reported business value
Physician documentation time per patient decreased by 37%, dropping from 5 minutes 36 seconds to 3 minutes 18 seconds. By April 2026, 99% of physician notes were created using the new documentation workflows, nursing staff reduced active EHR time by 6% per patient, provider chart-review usage increased by 33 percentage points, and nursing usage increased by 40 percentage points.
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